Ohio State is gearing up for the 2026 football season, with fall camp set to open its gates to supporters in early August.
The camp, scheduled for August 6‑8, will feature open practices that give fans a rare glimpse of the squad in action, while tickets for the sessions are already on sale.
Fall Camp Kicks Off and Media Days Loom
Quarterback Julian Sayin and wide receiver Jeremiah Smith are being touted as front‑runners for the Heisman Trophy and Big Ten accolades, their performances expected to anchor the offense.
The team is turning the disappointment of a lackluster finish to last season into a focused drive for redemption, hoping to reshape the narrative in Columbus.
The schedule has already been released, highlighting marquee matchups against Ball State, Texas and Michigan, each accompanied by announced kickoff times and television partners.
Before the season officially begins, the Buckeyes will take part in Big Ten Media Days, where coaches and players will field questions and set the tone for conference play.
Head coach Ryan Day is expected to be front and center, alongside emerging talent like Jaylen McClain, as the program blends experience with fresh energy.
Fans eager to catch a preview can secure their spots now, with the university promising a series of interactive sessions that blend on‑field drills with meet‑and‑greets.